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    Rebuilding the Planet: Gathering: Episode One
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    Rebuilding the Planet: Gathering: Episode One

    By Isaac Wolfe

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    THE COMING OF THE MESSIAH IS THE BEGINNING—NOT THE END.
     
    Have you ever wondered what life here on earth will be like after the Messiah returns?
     
    How will people live?
     
    What will they experience?
     
    Rebuilding the Planet: Episode One, Gathering, tells the story of Isaac and his three Marine buddies after the Messiah returns. From rural Wisconsin, the four young men venture out to join others, under Yeshua, to rebuild a planet devastated from the diabolical rule of the Gia Union and its Supreme Commander Gog.
     
    If you’ve ever wondered what the biblical book of Revelation will really look like in real life, read Rebuilding the Planet: Gathering.
     
    Filled with action, mystery, and history, it’s the ultimate battle of good versus evil!
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherWorld Ahead Press
    Release dateFeb 1, 2017
    ISBN9781944212612
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    Isaac Wolfe

    Isaac Wolfe is a physician, teacher, researcher, and brain injury specialist. As an author of over a hundred medical publications, he frequently speaks at international medical and technology conferences. But it is his additional passions in biblical scholarship, history, and archeology that inspired the Rebuilding the Planet series.

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